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... CRICKET CLUB. e, PRESENTATION TO MR. ASHLEY WVALK h The annual meeting of the Swansea Crickt 5, Club was held at the Cameron Arms Hotel ea , Tuesday night. Mr. J. T. D. Llewelyn; p*es. dent of the club, presided, and there w as a Ig Y. attendance of members-the ...
... at the age df 68. Mr. Grattan, who was born ?? in 1796, was the son of Mr. Oelat Grattan, of Edanderry, Kinrgs County. He wis interded for the profession of the law, but having an unde and two cousins in the army (one, Mjior Grattan, commanded the Royal ...
... thrown away their arms in - the wood. The ehief dod towards Badom with his staff, but wae surprised near Sedlinska and taken prisoner. his aide-de-osamp, Count Comornioki, was killed. On the indications of some of the prisoners the arms were found by the ...
... COLLEGE v. LEEDS ST. JOHN'S. Yesterday, in the presenco of a very small gate, this return fiture vwas contested at the Cardigan Fields. Neither side waS fully represented. Play opened in a very uninteresting fashion, and was in the St. John's half for a time ...
... ROMAN CATHOLICS. St. ?? llateilif Local Shipping. CARNARVON. AaRnvALS.-Elizes Anne, Evans. Cardigan.. Eliza- beth Davies, Jones do..AurorIa, Jenhinn. don..John and Elizabeth, Priesard, BanlgorPrinice Ja .Ja (s), Anderson, Liverpool..Ibis (s). Griffithe; ...
... opening day. The draw, under the presidency of the well-known supporter of coursing MLr .R. F. Gladstone, tock place at the Bold Arms Hotel, and a glance at the named of the dogs engaged in the various stakes will show that class is well represented. The S ...
... J. Thompson, E. Ives, J. Wood, B. Clayton, W. Heaingway, and W. Greenwood, forwards. LEnDs.-At Cardigan Fields, Leeds St. John's v. Devwsbnry Leeds St. John s.7. Heaton, bark, T. P. Bate R Walton, and G. L. Walker, threerquarter backs; W-. Place tA E W ...
... Monsell, and Charles H. Grattan Emerson and F. 2 G. Haddock as umpires. The following gentlemen composed the Ards team:-Messrs. George Jamison (oaptain), Samuael M'lee (hon seC ), Thomas E. Montgomtery, Robert A. Simms, John Gordon, J. Dill, lharles ...
... Bras'AsT PrusoN.GATE MisssioN.-The committee met yesterday in Tudor Lodge, Cruinlin Read. There were present-Rev. John Bristow, Rev.John Spence, Rev. D. K. Mitchell, Dr. Moore, Mr. loung, Mr. Mull, Mrs. Carlisle, Mrs. Irving, Mrs. Bristow, Mrs. Lowry ...
... his stka. Non gwnSsesr,-,..On Saturday, a snatch at Xurr and Spell. for 10O a aide, thirty rices each, waa played at the Cardigan Arms Iun, Kirkatall- road, L~eeds, by Geergsahlld~ot'Horeforth, aod J. SCott, of Halifax, which was weon by Child brating Seett ...
... has been the prac- tice, hitherto, at St.T John's. The 3rd Batta- lion go into camnp at Minehead from the 22nd to the 29th of July. ay mi 'The three corps of Volnuteeirs itn Newport .er representing two arms of the Auxiliaries are no cal whit behind other ...
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